Absolutely! I had been recommending it to my vocal-teacher and she was quite interested - but just while she was in thre process of checking it out they decided to remove it. I'm pretty sure she would have purchased Intro and there was a good chance that she might have ended upgrading. But there was zero chance for her to purchase the full version outright.I still think they made a big mistake by not longer selling the Reason Intro version with a possibility to upgrade to the full version. That would have attracted a lot of new people. For a mere €80 that Intro version was very affordable, and could be used as long as people wished.
For a lot of people it's not about the money itself but more about the question whether they'll really end up making good use of the software. (And who likes to throw money in the wind?)
An inexpensive feature-reduced version is always a good way to get people hooked. Sure, there's the chance they'll end up being perfectly content with that version and thus sticking with it - but it's absurd to assume that all of these are going to spend the big money for the full version because that's the only one there is.
Statistics: Posted by jens — Mon Jul 15, 2024 6:24 pm